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This is a great question

Greetings, fellow old people.

I had a ZX Spectrum and learned Basic and played a ton of pirated games on that. My school had Commodore 64s - but I didn't use them much. They didn't really know how to teach for them and there was no hacking around allowed.

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Before AI you'd be saying it's a great website for a free and open source app.

The main thing that makes GitHub the default is that almost every other service considers it the default. Launching a better product won't change that.

Yeah same, Claude drives my (manually) signed-in sessions.

Each row is a resource (cage?), start peg = check-in, end peg = check-out. Peg color = month change. String (elastic band?) booking entry. String color combo maybe indicates booking status. Overlaps are immediately obvious. Hyper-centralised and susceptible to breakage or loose cat.

Unfortunate name for the project.

Just checked. Looking good!

100%. Uncanny valley but for food. Or anything else.

I agree. The human experience is the only thing that matters. If AI tries to replace or supersede that, then it's bad AI.

Human slop is a much better kind. There were still humans involved.

> You're setting yourself up for a lonely life.

What a ridiculous conclusion jump.

It's the complete opposite of that. I prefer human things, human interaction, with human beings involved, which in some way reflect the human experience.

AI-generated images discourage me from interacting with any entity AT ALL. Bar / restaurant posters, events, shops, anything. Because it makes the brand appear lazy. And in a weird way "anti-human". I don't have a better word than that.

Very nice. Tips: You don't need the different design states (select, wire, delete) just have one and make it work contextually. Also remove the play button. Just have it always playing.

I have installed the self-hosted free proxy-less version with Linear and its great. The speed unlock in being able to co-locate the task list and the execution of it, especially with a team, is non-trivial. And having many of them running on multiple tasks at the same time, with team multiplayer, is great.

I assign an issue to Cyrus, it executes, we back and forth for a bit, it pushes to Github, I check the preview on Vercel from the link it comes back with. I tell it to merge. And repeat.

I'm not affiliated in any way, BTW.

Fair enough. But you do realize that all ownership is a made-up shared fiction that most people believe as real.

We need to store CHOICES with the commit or branch. Not the whole session. Conscious, summarized choices

“Rocket Lab” not “RocketLab”. Although I think the latter is better.

This is a good question for SpaceX too.

Getting to the top of HN seems to have crashed this site. Currently.

Re: hypothermia, watch this guy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwtPtlcNXEs

Are we allowed to see it again?

You have linked to a paid, closed-source product. There are hundreds. OP has shared a free and open-source project.

One of the most amazing things happened during the day long power cut in 2025 in Spain and Portugal... eventually the cell towers went down and everyone just went to the parks and socialised. Connected with friends, strangers. Everyone was so in the moment because there was nowhere else to be, nothing else to distract them. People would pick up their phone and realise there was nothing there for them and put it back down and continue chatting. People were present in a way I've never seen in these places before. It was pretty magical.

Some projects are meant to scope creep. Like this one. If the project manager of the swiss army knife had defended it from scope creep it would have 1 knife.

So the web is now pay to play.

Deno's approach from the beginning seems to have proven out.

100,000% I loved it when it was JUST good at terminal rendering. Ghostty alternative. Not a crazy bloatware AI play.